‘Tis the seasons for NFL franchise Halls of Fame to announce new members. Former Quarterback, Aaron Brooks and former Place Kicker, John Carney comprises the New Orleans Hall of Fame Class of 2014.
Brooks joined the Saints in 2000 and took over the starting role in November. The Saints had made the playoffs before Brooks arrival, but he was the first man to Quarterback them to a playoff victory. His career in New Orleans lasted six seasons where he threw for 120 Touchdowns and 19,156 Yards.
Carney joined the Saints in 2001 at the age of 37, and spent eight of his final ten seasons in the National Football League there. He would make 168 Field Goals and 264 PATs for a total of 768 Points, which is good enough for second overall in team history.
The New Orleans Saints began their Hall of Fame in 1988 with the institution inducting members annually with the exception of 2005 due to Hurricane Katrina. The Hall is physically located in the Plaza Level of the Superdome. We would like to congratulate both Aaron Brooks and John Carney for receiving this honor.
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